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Pasture Kills
04:09
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A bizarre turn of event
That puts me on my survivor mode
So fickle
Riddled with holes
Uncut this copper nickel
Iffy but riddled with words
Absurd
On the left
Pasture kill the building
From the steeple to the founding ton
Pretty baby crumbles and blows away
It’s a song that no one ever sings for long
So pretty baby stumble
Like your papa was a broken stone
And everybody is gone
You’re just sitting alone
Forgetting what you was gonna say
Aye
It’s a song that no one ever sings for long
This bizarre turn of event
Letting this poison tainted air settle
I see this wind sink in
A stench so overwhelming one whiff
Totters to the tilt
Strips all zicam systems
My playpen cramped listing
Damp this light offer of stay bent
And fuck off you’re spent
Whistling for rent
My lamp stack carefully considered camp
Takes the sheen off
And while this dream just reeks aged and raged
Like shredded chance for battered beyonds
Buck fifty and change
It just dances and dances for eons
I’m back, man
I shuffled back to the end to lean on
It’s last call survivor mode
So fickle
It’s riddled with holes
Uncut copper plated nickel
Iffy but riddled with words
It’s absurd
Keep it in your pocket
With those flaming glowing swords
To slice through this thickest ten inch plank
Of roughly structured boards
I watch this horde run up and gather towards
It sticks to something
It sticks to something, but I can’t wait here I’m sure
And more likely than not I'm gonna side
With the slightly always open door
And mistake identity in trouble
I see these grids clearly
I’m sure
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Wild Own
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Bull Thieves New York, New York
Bull Thieves formed in New York in 2009 and now work out of Brooklyn, Atlanta, Boston, and Houston
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